Computational Methods and Informatics in Physics

The program is based on the latest achievements in experimental and theoretical physics and astronomy, mathematical modeling of physical processes, and the application of modern programming technologies. It focuses students on current areas of research in physics, including computer modeling of physical processes, numerical experiments, and analysis of the results obtained.

The program provides a strong foundation for further specialization at the second level of higher education and prepares students for professional careers in science, education, information technology, and high-tech industries.

The aim of the program is to provide comprehensive education for specialists capable of solving specialized tasks and practical problems in physics and/or astronomy in their professional activities or during further study. The program also develops the ability to apply mathematical methods and algorithmic principles to the modeling, design, development, and maintenance of computer systems for the analysis and processing of data related to complex physical systems, as well as for the development of software for physics research and the control of physical processes across various fields.